Minimum 20 years of age.

1-2 years of college and/or equivalent experience in camping.  Additional formal education preferred.

Two years leadership experience in organized camping.

Possess a good working knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of Carefree counselors and other camp staff.

Have insight into group dynamics, motivation techniques and the ability to guide others in a positive manner.

Certification in CPR, SFA and one or more program specialties preferred

Work with a second team leader to instruct, guide, motivate and inspire the counseling staff to provide at all times the best possible camp environment for the campers.

Prepare for the camp season by attending conferences (when possible) and developing materials for use in staff training/motivation/evaluation.

Contact each counselor, preferably by letter, prior to the start of camp to establish rapport and motivate the council for the exciting camp session ahead.  Introduce yourselves to, and welcome new counselors.

Act as a liaison between the staff and the Camp Director.

Work with the Camp Director to provide instruction in assigned topics to the staff during Pre-Camp.

Work with the Program Director in setting up Counselor activity assignments re:  Evening Programs, Counselor Treats, general activity classes, special events (hikes, etc.).

Assist in developing table assignments (camper/counselor match-ups) and cabin assignments.

Meet with the Camp Director before pre-camp, during pre-camp, camp & post-camp to keep communication lines open.

Provide support to the camp staff as needed and re-direction as necessary throughout camp. 

Report any concerns to the Camp Director.

Evaluate the camp staff individually at the end of camp.

Participate in an end-of-camp meeting after the camp staff has departed at the end of post-camp to do final evaluations and make recommendations for the next season.

Perform all other counselor duties as described in the Counselor Job Description.